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What’s right and wrong with your city? The city of Palm Coast gets good ratings for quality of life, but concerns about infrastructure continue. See the results of the latest citizens survey, plus responses from city officials. PAGES 4-5

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Sheriff’s neon sign outside the jail draws national attention. PAGE 8

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Diana Gilson draws inspiration from decades of sailing many places around the world. PAGE 10

BIRDS OF A FEATHER

James Hanson gets a close look at a bald eagle. PAGE 20

MARDI GRAS CASINO NIGHT

Profits from the evening will go to the Flagler County Education Foundation, a nonprofit that works to benefit students and teachers. PAGE 3

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Erica and David Rimstidt sway at the father-daughter dance, held on Thursday, Feb. 8, to raise money for Old Kings Elementary School’s Positive Behavior System program. READ MORE ON PAGE 17

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Learning to share, at city’s Birds of a Feather Fest

BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR

When I parked at City Hall for the Birds of a Feather Festival on Feb. 10, I happened to pull into a space across from a nearly identical vehicle that I was driving: a red mini van. That gave me a brilliant parenting idea: I could use these mini vans as an object lesson to teach my daughters, 8-year-old Ellie and 3-year-old Kennedy, how to identify birds. “So, Ellie, how do you think we’ll be able to tell which van is ours when we come back out?” I began. She looked at them both and said, “Our van is the dirty one.” My object lesson was a dud, but we had a fun time at the festival. We sat in the front row under a canopy and listened as Laura VonMutius, education manager for the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey, intoduced us to Trouble, a 32-year-old bald eagle with a sixfoot wingspan. Apparently, eagles pant like dogs when it’s hot outside. We also learned that beaks are made of keratin, like human fingernails, so an eagle’s beak has to be ground down regularly against a

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your age, cancer screenings like mammograms and colonoscopies are also covered at no cost to you. Getting regular checkups is a good way to identify and address any possible medical issues before they become more severe (and more costly.) • Shop Around – You shop around for other pricy items, so why not health care services? Your costs for a medical service may vary greatly depending on where it’s performed, which is why it’s important to shop around beforehand. For starters, make sure you always go to a doctor or facility that is in your insurance plan’s network. Next, investigate how much you will be responsible for at different locations. Your insurer can often help you identify facilities with preferred pricing that can lower your out-of-pocket costs.

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tree or rock. Trouble can’t do that because he has “scissor beak,” so he likely wouldn’t have survived if he hadn’t been rescued as a hatchling. Next, I brought the girls to the craft table, where city staff was offering to let kids smear pine cones with peanut butter and bird seed to make bird feeders. I looked down at Kennedy and imagined how much peanut butter would end up in her hair. So I did most of the work. Ellie felt the need to explain this to the staff: “My dad doesn’t like messy things. Like my room.” The girls also got to take turns pouring colorful sand into a small plastic owl that was worn as a pendant on a string. The only problem was, there was only one. They’d have to share. “It’s my turn for the necklace,” Ellie whined at Kennedy while we were supposed to be quiety observing nature on the beginners bird walk. “No!” Kennedy said. I tried another parenting technique: Ignore the argument and focus on the tour guide’s explanation of how birds of prey glide in columns of air called thermals to conserve energy. And it worked. It took about 60 seconds, but Kennedy’s conscience finally got the best of her. She frowned and handed over the owl necklace: “Fine!” Another peaceful Saturday in Palm Coast! See Page 20 for our real coverage of Birds of a Feather. editor@palmcoastobserver.com

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Angela DiBuono as Marilyn Monroe, with Flagler School Board Chairman Trevor Tucker

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Scott Campion and daughter-mother pair Jenielle and Pam Billy try their hand at the casino games.

Flagler County Education Foundation members Suzie Johnston, Joe Rizzo and Catherine Evans. Florida Hospital Flagler Chief Medical Officer Mark Kilman and his wife Danielle Kilman enjoy the festivities.

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Profits from the evening will go to the Flagler County Education Foundation, a nonprofit that works to benefit students and teachers. PAIGE WILSON COMMUNITY EDITOR

aissez les bon temps rouler! This Cajun French saying rang true at the 15th-annual Mardi Gras Casino Night on Feb. 13, hosted by the Flagler County Education Foundation. About 140 people reflected the spirit of New Orleans with gold, green and purple attire at the Grand Haven Golf Club. FCEF Executive Director Joe Rizzo said the event is expected to raise about $12,000 for the foundation. Event Chairwoman Catherine Evans said a committee of eight started planning the event in October to ensure guests experience a night of Mardi Grasthemed entertainment. With admission, guests were given “play money” to try their hand at a variety of casino games. “It’s a lot of fun, and we love to see everyone having a good time, but the best part is that, in the end, it’s the kids and the teachers that win,” Evans said. “That’s the most rewarding part.” FCEF holds several events a year to raise money for its efforts like teacher grants, Take Stock in Children, the STUFF bus, the Josh Crews Writing Project and flagship programs in schools. “We always need people’s time, talent and treasure to help raise the kids in Flagler County,” Rizzo said. Visit flagleredfoundation.org, and call 437-7526.

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In survey, residents criticize city’s trash pickup and stormwater drainage Jim Landon: ‘One of the lessons learned is: Don’t take a survey right after a hurricane.’ JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

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Palm Coast residents rate the city highly for its parks, greenery, safety and overall quality of life, but lower on economic measures and on certain infrastructure matters, including sidewalks and streetlights. “I think the one thing that we need to work on is, again, the economy and employment opportunities,” City Councilman Steve Nobile said during a City Council discussion Feb. 13 about the city’s 2017 National Citizen Survey results. “That’s the one that rates high as far as importance to people, but low in its effectiveness.” Of eight issue areas — safety, mobility, natural environment, built environment, economy, recreation and wellness, education and enrichment, and community engagement — residents selected safety and economy as most important. A total of 72% rated “overall feeling of safety” in the city positively, and 90% gave positive ratings for “safe in neighborhood,” while only 48% gave the city positive ratings on “overall economic health.” Until 2016, the city held the

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Lois was born in Hyndsville, New York on August 18, 1929 to her mother, Antoinette and Leslie Brown. Lois was an adorable daughter, dedicated wife, and loving mother and grandmother. Her strong spirit and giving nature brightened the days of all who knew her. As a girl growing up in Hyndsville, New York, she loved riding her bike and playing the piano. She was very active in the Hyndsville Methodist Church. Her brother, Leslie, is five years older and resides in Cobleskill. She attended high school at Cobleskill Central School and became a dietician after attending, New York State Institute of Home Economics, now named State University of New York in Cobleskill. She and Carl, her soul mate, met in Rochester, NY, where she was working as a dietician at Highland Hospital. They wed in the Asbury First Methodist Church on May 26, 1956. Following their honeymoon in Washington D.C. and Virginia Beach, they returned to Rochester, where Carl continued his studies at Rochester Institute of Technology. She continued her career as a dietician, until the birth of her first son. Her new roles as homemaker, mother, and wife defined her, but words cannot describe how many lives she touched.

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Together, Lois and Carl raised two sons: Mark Norman and Bruce Alan. Her interest in volunteering continued. She enjoyed gardening, cooking, flower arranging and photography. After moving to North Carolina, where she and Carl lived for 20 years, Lois became active in volunteering at the elementary school and the Presbyterian Home in High Point. She and Carl moved to Midlothian, VA for a few years before retiring to their dream home in Palm Coast, FL.

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National Citizen Survey every year since it was incorporated. In 2015, it opted to go to an every-otheryear schedule, with an internetbased survey in the off years. Residents’ ratings of some city services — like trash pickup and stormwater drainage — dropped significantly from 2015 to 2017, a change City Manager Jim Landon attributed to the fact that the 2017 survey was distributed shortly after Hurricane Irma hit. “One of the lessons learned is: Don’t take a survey right after a hurricane, because obviously that’s what’s on people’s minds,” Landon said. A total of 444 residents, a representative sample, took the survey after receiving it by mail. Another 574 residents took the survey online through an “opt-in” program, but their results didn’t undergo the statistical analysis of the 444 who received the survey by mail. In a presentation of the survey results, Administration Coordinator Denise Bevan read off a list of all the ratings that dropped a statistically significant 7% or more from 2015 to 2017: Cost of living, place to visit, ease of walking, sidewalk maintenance, affordable

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Senate’s vacation rental bill doesn’t protect residents Even with Sen. Travis Hutson’s amendment, the bill privileges the interests of investors.

GREG HANSEN GUEST WRITER

There is a debate swirling in the Legislature about how to regulate short-terwm vacation rentals. Rental property owners and platforms such as Airbnb want to be excluded from local control. Local governments contend that they do not want unrestrained rentals in all of their neighborhoods with no ability to protect residents. In response, the vacation rental industry offers limited state regulation and occupancy limits. Is it enough to protect neighborhoods? In Flagler County, we focus on protecting the character of single-family neighborhoods in the unincorporated county. We judge any proposed legislation from that perspective. Sen. Travis Hutson wrote in the Feb. 8 Observer that the bill in the Florida Senate resolves the property rights and quality of life concerns for neighbor-

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hoods. We disagree. The owners of single-family homes who are permanent residents have no property rights recognized under the bill. Instead, the bill declares that investors have a constitutional right to operate a shortterm vacation rental in singlefamily neighborhoods. We credit Sen. Hutson for filing an amendment that allows homeowner associations to restrict short-term rentals. However, many of our neighborhoods would be unprotected. Sen. Hutson also commends the bill for its inclusion of an occupancy limit. Unfortunately, the Senate bill contains a formula that would allow extremely high occupancy rental facilities, making no distinction between singlefamily neighborhoods and resort areas. The bill’s wording is up for interpretation. It would create 509.6051 in the Florida Statutes to say: “Vacation rentals have a maximum occupancy limit of the lesser of the following: “(1) Four persons plus two additional persons for each sleeping room. “(2) One person for each 150 square feet of finished area.” Under No. 2, a 3,000square-foot home would allow for 20 occupants. But what does No. 1 mean? According to Sen. Greg Steube’s interpretation, it means six occupants

per bedroom, or 24 for a fourbedroom home. It seems to make more sense to interpret it as four occupants for the house, plus two per bedroom, or 12 for a four-bedroom home. But that’s still more than the 10 occupants our County Code deems safe in that home. The Senate bill also strips Flagler County of the ability to inspect single-family homes as short-term vacation rentals where the owner of the home does not reside at the home. Flagler County inspects these investor owned houses when they apply for certificates to operate as vacation rentals in our single-family neighborhoods. These lifesafety inspections are to assure compliance with fire prevention, pool safety and building code requirements. In the first round of inspections in 2015, the county found that 80% were not able to pass code requirements. The County extended technical assistance and provided extra time for the homes to come into compliance. One hundred percent did, and all received their operating certificates from the county. The Senate bill removes all inspection authority from local governments. The Division of Hotels and Restaurants would perform the inspections under the bill, but only once every two years and only for vacation rentals where an investor or manager operates five or

more vacation rentals. This system loses both the proactive approach of the county and the knowledge and resources of our local code inspectors for life safety requirements. The Senate and House bills have a long way to go before the end of the legislative session. We hope that the bills, whatever the Legislature passes, maintain our authority over non-owner occupied, single-family homes used as short-term vacation rentals in the unincorporated county. These are the only rental properties the County regulates, and we believe for good reason. Since we passed our regulatory system, there have been no nuisance complaints, and our single-family rental properties are compliant with life-safety requirements. No property has been denied the opportunity to operate as a short-term vacation rental in unincorporated Flagler County, whether a condo or single-family home. Our County Code allows short-term vacation rentals in all zoning districts. Our system achieves a balance between investors and permanent residents. At the very least, we are counting on the commitment of our legislative delegation to grandfather our county from any changes made by the Legislature. Greg Hansen is chairman of the Flagler County Commission.

Concern about vacation rental bill is misguided The world has changed since 2007. There's no harm in discussing changing with it.

HEATHER BEAVEN GUEST WRITER

On Feb. 6, Flagler Beach City Commissioner Jane Mealy posted an open letter on the Flagler Beach Police Department under “news.” Customarily, that section is used for information about parades and beach cleanups. But Mealy’s letter wasn’t local news; it was an opinion piece. The commissioner accused the Florida Legislature of “continuing its attack on Home Rule,” and pointed to Senate Bill 1400, which gives the Florida Department of Hotels and Restaurants regulatory authority over vacation rentals. “One issue the Legislature is attempting to preempt cities and counties from governing in a way the majority of resident’s desire is that of vacation, or short term, rentals,” she wrote. But North Floridians largely say they should be able to rent out their homes as vacation rentals. Her op-ed reminds her “fel-

low Flagler Beach residents” that in 2008, “our city regulating short term rentals in the manner that worked best for our city.” The Flagler Beach City Commission passed an ordinance as a reaction to changes in state law 10 years ago — well before home-sharing technology existed and prior to the worst of the recession. She wrote that, should the bills pass, “Flagler Beach would no longer be able to regulate commercial activity in residential areas.” Does home-sharing constitute commercial business? And, if so, is there a threshold which would trigger the transition from a private homeowner sharing their home to a commercial enterprise? Flagler Beach allows homebased businesses in residential areas, and there is nothing in city ordinances that prohibits a visiting friend from giving their buddy a few dollars for the extra food and utilities during their stay. Commissioner Mealy is concerned that homes “could be turned into a hotel.” The facts should provide comfort. Flagler Beach hasn’t passed an ordinance prohibiting the free exchange of homes such as offered by Home Exchange or Third Home nor does the city prohibit second-homeowners from handing over the keys to their friends and family to enjoy in their absence. Strangers have been able to come and go since the first home was built here and still the town has maintained its coziness. The commissioner believes

that “new neighbors every few days” will put a strain on residential infrastructure. But a 2017 Freedom of Information Act request to the city of Flagler Beach showed that in the first three months of the year, none of the 18 noise complaints called in were as a result of visitors to our area. (One was a loud motorcycle on A1A whose rider was not found; perhaps he or she was visiting.) In her letter, she rightfully shows concern for our “first responders and sanitation workers.” But should a home burn down, the Fire Department doesn’t incur any more cost if it was a tourist instead of the homeowner who burnt dinner. Her concern about sanitation workers has merit. Homeowners don’t generally toss out as many to-go boxes from restaurants or price tags from newly bought items as would a tourist. But the extra change in the pocket of a local business owner just might make it worth the extra effort on garbage day. As the commissioner moves into a synopsis of the bill, she states that “all short term rental licenses would be issued by the state, fire and building code inspections would be performed by the state (every two years, with only 1% of all short term rentals being inspected each year statewide).” Let’s break that down a bit. First, the division responsible for inspecting hotels and restaurants would be respon-

sible for inspecting rentals. And while she is correct that a spokesperson did say in committee that about 1% of vacation rentals are inspected annually, he also made clear that local government is currently responsible for those inspections. The proposed legislation would simply require that local governments treat all residential property in an equitable manner. With all of the misinformation and urban myths surrounding vacation rentals, it is easy to see why the commissioner was concerned enough to pen this letter. On the flip side, we should all be concerned by her closing remarks, which state, “the Flagler Beach Commission and city manager have been actively working to prevent such legislation from being enacted.” While the individual members of the City Commission are free to advocate on behalf of their constituents, it is ethically questionable for public servants to engage in such activity and wholly inappropriate for anyone associated with the city to be advancing such an agenda on public input from a decade ago. We can all agree that we want to “preserve the unique character” of Flagler Beach, but the world has changed since 2007, when the vacation rental ordinance was being debated. The world has changed a lot, and there simply should be no harm in discussing changing with it.

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A new blinking, retro-neon “vacancy” sign unveiled at the Flagler County Inmate Facility Feb. 8 welcomes inmates to the “Green Roof Inn.” A metal sign beneath it lists the “accommodations”: n No Privacy n Group bathrooms and showers n No meal selection n Free transportation to courthouse or state prison n Designer jewelry to wear — AKA handcuffs and leg irons n Free designer clothing — color coordinated jumpsuits and shoes “Enjoy your stay,” the bottom of the sign states. “Crime stops here.” Another sign at the exit states, “Thank you for visiting the Green Roof Inn, where the light is always on and beds are always available. Don’t come back! But if you must commit another crime, we have a bed waiting for you! Enjoy your freedom — stay crime free! — Sheriff Rick Staly.” Media outlets that reported on the new signs include Fox News, the fact-checking site Snopes. com, WESH Orlando, The Miami Herald, the Associated Press, and WPTV West Palm Beach. The Sheriff’s Office also produced a brief video PSA of Staly showing off the new signage and posted it to the agency’s Facebook page, where it had 231 likes and about 50 comments as of the morning of Feb. 14. “I’m waiting in anticipation

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On Facebook, some people criticized the signs. “You turned $800 that could have been given to local mental health or drug addiction treatment programs into utter B.S. Neat trick,” wrote Patrick Donges. The neon sign cost $819 and was paid for with drug forfeiture money, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The two metal signs were produced by the county government with scrap materials.

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Several inmates and deputies at the Flagler County Detention Facility saved an inmate from an attempted suicide the afternoon of Monday, Feb. 12, according to a news release by the FCSO. Detention deputies responded to an alert in the G-block of the facility to find an inmate had attempted to hang himself from the stairwell using a bed sheet. When he tried to jump, other inmates ran over to block his fall. Inmates and deputies then lifted him back over the railing and removed the sheet from around his neck. The inmate was taken to the

hospital for medical attention and evaluation. The inmates involved in preventing the suicide, who were all awaiting trial, will be recognized by Sheriff Rick Staly, and they will be thanked for their assistance.

Child rapist sentenced to third life sentence A rapist already sentenced to two life terms in prison will not face an additional trial, although the prosecution had previously been prepared to take additional charges before a jury. Paul Dykes, 21, pleaded guilty Feb. 13 to three addition criminal charges the state had brought against him: rape of a child

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Man to face charges of trying to electrocute wife A 32-year-old Palm Coast man who rigged his door with electrical wires in a failed attempt to electrocute his estranged wife is now at the Flagler County jail.

Michael Scott Wilson, 32, was arrested in Knoxville, Tennessee, after the Dec. 28 incident, which occurred at 110 White Hall Drive. He was held in Tennessee on drug charges before being extradited to Flagler just after midnight Feb. 8 to face charges associated with the attempted electrocution, according to a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office news release. Wilson came up with the plan to harm his wife after she filed for divorce Dec. 6, and by the time he was caught, he’d changed his Facebook status to “widowed,” according to a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office report. Wilson is charged with two counts of attempted aggravated battery on a pregnant person and one count of grand

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Diana Gilson, 2017 Flagler County Artist of the Year, draws inspiration from decades of sailing around the world Get to know the artist and her travels.

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As part of winning Artist of the Year, Gilson is featured in a solo exhibit that will run through March 6 at the Flagler County Art League. The gallery is located at 160 Cypress Point Parkway, Suite C207. Call 986-4668, and visit flaglercountyartleague. org. Photo by Paige Wilson

“Abstract is very hard to get moving because you have to have a structure underneath. You can’t just put your colors on, you have to have some sort of understructure,” Diana Gilson said.

leftover paint and fooled around to add figures on the canvas. But when Cerreta praised the spurof-the-moment creation, it led Gilson to paint figures for about five years. Once Gilson had said all she had to say through figures, she started creating abstract art with acrylics and some featuring pastels and chalks. Her focus now is abstract expressionism, where there are no recognizable figures, objects

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great colorist. “My earliest memory was she had this box, and it had little squares and colors in it,” Gilson said. “And she took this brush and she put it into water, then she put it into that square of orange and then she put it on the paper, and the orange went onto the paper, and I thought, ‘How did she do that? That’s so wonderful.’ I just couldn’t understand the process, but I was fascinated by the color.” While attending the University of California at Berkeley, Gilson learned to teach Spanish and French. After graduating in 1967, her work took her to France. In the early 1970s, Gilson spent her weekends as a street painter in Paris. “I remember, one day, I sold a painting to some woman,” Gilson said. “She was so elegant; she has a mink stole on and a fur hat, and I was thinking ‘Oh my goodness, how lovely.’” After the woman bought a small abstract piece from Gilson to hang in her house in the Bahamas, a few of the French street artists came over and informed her the woman was Claudette Colbert, the famous film actress. Gilson met her husband, Bud, in 1976, and they began their journey around the world. “He invited us to cross the Atlantic with him, and after I crossed the Atlantic, I thought, ‘That’s the man I want to spend the rest of my life with,’” she said.

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District Champs Bulldogs rally to snatch title from Spruce Creek.

Should high school basketball consider a shot clock?

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Up three points with 10 seconds to play in the Bulldogs’ district final matchup against Spruce Creek, Hawks guard Danika Hamilton had a wide open 3-pointer from the corner that could have tied the game. Hamilton had taken two threes the entire night — both of which were misses — before her third and final attempt. As Hamilton rose for the shot, Bulldogs coach Javier Bevacqua had a bad feeling shiver through his body. “I think my heart was in my back pocket,” he said. “I had to bring it back up to my chest.” Hamilton missed, and despite giving the Hawks a second chance following guard Brianna Ellis’ free throw miss on the front end of a 1-and-1, the Hawks missed once again — and this time, it spelled the end. “That’s what they do. They run dribble-drive offense. They like to kick it out, and they had the look they wanted,” Bevacqua said. “That was one of the few times it didn’t drop for them.” Despite playing from behind for most of the game, the Bulldogs rallied to top Spruce Creek 58-55 on the night of Friday, Feb. 9, at Flagler Palm Coast High School to claim the district title. “I’ve been dreaming of this since I was little,” said Ellis, who scored 15 points for the Bulldogs. “I worked my butt off every single day, and to finally be a district champion is great.” However, after a 9-0 run by the Hawks to begin the first half—

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Matanzas held onto the ball for 86 seconds in one possession on Feb. 8.

The Bulldogs celebrate their district championship win over the Hawks.

FPC’s Brianna Ellis dribbles the ball into the paint against Spruce Creek.

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FPC’s Skye Green drives in for a layup against the Hawks.

spurred by the play of Hawks guard Jayla Adams, who scored a game-high 20 points — a chance at the title seemed to be slipping away. Until Bevacqua was able to rally his troops. “I had to call a timeout and strangle a couple of them,” Bevacqua joked. “We had to calm down. We talked about it at halftime. That’s where we have been lacking all year: that third quarter. And we had to do a better job. We didn’t at the start, but we responded after the timeout.”

The Bulldogs were still down by one point with under five minutes to play in the fourth quarter. Enter FPC’s star forward Skye Green. Green scored 10 of her 19 points in the final period to lead the Bulldogs to their 10th-straight win — a win that took a combination of three things, according to the team: “Patience,” Green said. “Confidence,” Bevacqua said. And “effort,” Ellis said.

n Thursday, Feb. 8, I had my first opportunity to cover Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas’ boys basketball rivalry, when the two teams squared off at FPC. You can read my game story on Pages 14 and 15. But before you do, here’s one piece of information I chose to leave out of my story: Leading by four points, the Pirates gained possession of the ball at the 2:11 mark in the fourth quarter. But they had no intention of putting up a shot. Instead of running a play, the Pirates sat on the ball. And sat, and sat, and sat. Occasionally, one Pirate would toss the ball to a teammate to escape a double team. The Pirates’ intentions were clear: They were going to hold the ball as long as possible. And who could blame them? Unlike at the college or professional levels, there’s no shot clock in high school basketball. A team can hold onto the basketball as long as it wants, unlessthe other team manages to accrue enough fouls to send their opponents to the free throw line. That’s what FPC tried to do. The Pirates were finally sent to the line with 45 seconds left in the game. That’s 86 seconds the Bulldogs — who were desperately trying to avoid their first loss to their crosstown rival since 2008 — were without the ball, essentially eliminating any chance at a comeback. It was almost comical watching a team hold onto the ball for so long. But I felt bad for FPC. I don’t blame the Pirates for using the rules to their advantage, but I think that teams should be forced to give the ball up once in a while. Really, it doesn’t take much skill to hold onto a basketball. Just about anyone can do it, and it’s not very entertaining to watch. I like the idea of adding a shot clock in high school. It creates pressure situations and gives players a chance to excel. That’s better for the fans and the players, too. Email Ray Boone at ray@palmcoastobserver.com.

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SIDELINES against FPC. “You give yourself a much better chance to win playing like that,” Layne said. On the other side, the Bulldogs shot 10-for-24 from the free throw line and 16-for-43 from the field. “We were literally shooting ourselves in the foot,” said FPC coach Gary McDaniel, whose team didn’t leave the locker room until 40 minutes after the game ended. “If we don’t make plays, especially in big games, you can’t win. That’s been our problem all year long. We’ve been up and down.” The Bulldogs’ rivalry with the Pirates in boys basketball has been, for the most part, dormant. However, Lockhart said he expects change to come. “It’s about to get really heated up in here,” he said.

FPC girls soccer outed in semifinal The Bulldogs’ girls soccer team’s bid for a state championship officially came to an end. FPC lost to Buchhloz 3-2 in double overtime in the Class 5A regional semifinal Feb. 9, in Gainesville. The Bulldogs rallied from a 2-0 deficit in the second half, tying the game with seven minutes to spare. Buchholz scored the gamewinner in the second overtime period. The Bulldogs finished the season with a record of 20-3-2.

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FPC, Matanzas football players sign letters of intent DRU BOWENS, MATANZAS

Bowens — a 6-foot-4, 210 outside linebacker/defensive end for the Pirates — signed with East Tennessee State. Bowens, who transferred to Matanzas following his junior year at Flagler Palm Coast, led the Pirates with 11.5 sacks. East Tennessee State is a Division I FCS program in the Southern Conference.

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Brown elected to play his college football at Garden City Community College in Kansas. The 6-foot3, 265-pound defensive tackle was an integral interior presence for the Bulldogs’ defense, totaling 23 tackles-for-loss on the season.

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The Bulldogs’ kicker signed his letter of intent to play for Central Methodist in Fayette, Missouri. Petrin went 5-for-9 on field goals in 2017, including a long of 35 yards. Central Methodist is a Division I NAIA program.

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The 5-foot-10, 145-pound speedster will be taking his talents to Lake Wales to play for the Warner Royals, a Division II NAIA program. Stubbs totaled 11 receptions for 149 yards and one touchdown in 2017.

Bulldogs soccer duo ink letters of intent A midfielder and team captain for the Bulldogs, Saba Amiri signed to play college soccer for EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University. The Eagles are a Division II NAIA program. Fellow team captain Julia Lombardo signed her letter of intent to play for the North Florida Ospreys — a Division I program in Jacksonville.

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RACE THE RUNWAYS FOR ROTARY CLUB OF FLAGLER BEACH n When: 6-10 p.m. n Where: Flagler County Airport, 201 Airport Road n Cost: Registration is now $30 by Feb. 16, and $35 the day of n Details: The 5K will be a nighttime event to run or walk down the runway of the airport. Runway lights will illuminate the way. Participants are encouraged to wear glow-in-the-dark clothing and accessories. Signup at flaglerbeachrotary.org.

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As fathers twirled their daughters around on the dance floor, it was easy to see they knew they’d only get to do this for so long before their little girls were all grown up. Savoring every moment, fathers held their daughters close during the Old Kings Elementary father-daughter dance on Thursday, Feb. 8. Nick Schell, OKES assistant principal, said that the school had a father-daughter dance two and three years ago, but not last year. Profits will benefit the OKES Positive Behavior System program, which encourages and teaches respect, responsibility and safety. “This is wonderful,” Schell said. “What makes it even greater is my daughter is here, too.” Kindergarten teacher Teresa Rizzo helped students pick out flowers with their dads at a table in the cafeteria. She said the turnout of about 400 people was more than the school has ever had for this dance. “I just think more fathers are getting more involved with their kids,” Rizzo said. She added that the school plans on holding a mother-son game night closer to Mother’s Day.

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FLAGLER VOLUNTEER SERVICES GALA n When: 6 p.m. n Where: Hilton Garden Inn, 55 Town Center Blvd. n Cost: Tickets are $50 per person and $45 per FVS volunteer n Details: The “Carnival in Venice” gala fundraising event will feature performances by Flagler Youth Orchestra and the Flagler Palm Coast High School dance group. School Board Member Andy Dance will be the emcee. Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland will be the auctioneer. Call 597-2950.

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SHELTERING TREE FUNDRAISER n When: Doors open at 5 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m. n Where: Elks Lodge #2709, 53 Old Kings Road N. n Cost: Tickets are $35 each n Details: The second-annual “Have a Heart for the Homeless” dinner and dance will raise money for the shelter assisting new, near or chronically homeless. Music and entertainment provided by “Debbie Owen and Tony T.” Raffles and door prizes. Reserve tickets by calling 437-3258 ex. 105 or emailing flaglershelteringtree@yahoo.com. Tickets are also available at Aimee’s Hallmark Shop at Palm Harbor Shopping Village in Palm Coast.

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Hot ’n’ Spicy Festival combines good eats and fun animal interactions The eighth-annual festival was held at the Florida Agricultural Museum on Sunday, Feb. 11. PAIGE WILSON COMMUNITY EDITOR

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The eighth-annual Hot ’n’ Spicy Festival combined unique entertainment with a variety of food options. Those Guys performed Southern rock for an afternoon of tunes on Sunday, Feb. 11, at the Florida Agricultural Museum, located at 7900 N. Old Kings Road. Guests

chowed down on Donnie’s BBQ, Yeast Coast Baking Co., Kona Ice and other vendors, while they watched monkeys ride dogs in races and pet alpacas, a miniature donkey and horses. The festival was hosted by KOOL 100.9FM, Beach 105.5FM St. Augustine, KIX County 98.7FM, WNZ News Radio and Beach 92.7FM.See more photos at palmcoastobserver.com.

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Each grade level at Buddy Taylor Middle School chose a student of the month who exemplifies the SOAR message of Staying positive, Organized, Achieving goals and Respecting themselves and others. Principal John Fanelli, Assistant Principal Denise Harshbarger and Flagler Schools Executive Director of Student and Community Engagement Lynette Shott piled up in a car to surprise the BTMS scholars with a sign for their front yard, certificate, bumper sticker and a future lunch with the principal. The recipients were Taylor Norwood, Joseph Letremouille, Anniel Buchanan, De’Nacia Lewis, James Colandrea, Kyla Kremmerer, Victoria Wilcox, Aidan Allen and Nymera Smith.

SPREADING LOVE FOR THE HOMELESS Wadsworth Elementary Kiwanis-Kids made Valentine cards for homeless people in Flagler County to let them know they care. WES teacher Valerie Sanson said that First United Methodist Church in Bunnell and a Homeless Sandwich Mission are will be the contact spots for distribution of the valentines.

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Palm Coast resident Livia Della Vecchia colors a large nature craft display.

Palm Coast resident Chris Troy sits in a large play bird nest.

Flapping fun Birds of a Feather Fest showcases birds of prey

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Alina, a 5-year-old Merlin falcon, flaps her wings.

rouble, a bald eagle rescued from the Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area, flapped his wings for the crowd gathered under a tent outside Palm Coast City Hall. Cell phone cameras at the ready, bird lovers watched in awe during the Birds of a Prey show, as part

of Palm Coast’s fourth-annual Birds of a Feather Fest. The event-filled weekend featured PeaCee’s Big Backyard on Saturday, Feb. 10, so the whole family could learn about birds and enjoy the festival. The Birds of Prey show, which featured Trouble and a Merlin falcon named Alina, was led by

Trouble, a bald eagle who will turn 32 this spring, spreads his wings for the crowd.

the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland. Guests were also invited to take a guided trail walk around Central Park in Town Center to see the basics of birding, learn how to set up a yard with the best plants, trees and bird feeder to attract birds, talk to the Garden Club of Palm Coast, participate in crafts and more. — PAIGE WILSON

Pierce Richard Jackson

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Pierce Richard Jackson 26, of Tampa, Florida (formerly of Flagler Beach) passed away in a tragic car accident on February 6, 2018. He was born on June 19, 1991 in Sebastian, Florida. Pierce graduated from Seabreeze High School in 2010. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport and Exercise Science from the University of Central Florida in 2015. He worked as an Account Manager for CenturyLink in Tampa and was the Chapter Advisor for the TKE fraternity at UCF. Pierce loved to fish and was a talented athlete who played most any physical sport, basketball, football, baseball, hockey and especially golf. He was also a fierce fan of Pittsburgh’s sports teams and was overjoyed at every Super Bowl and Stanley Cup championship. His greatest enjoyment in life was spending time with his family and friends. He was a true and faithful friend who treated everyone he met with kindness and compassion and was loved and admired by all who met him. He was the perfect son and brother who will be terribly missed. Pierce was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Miriam Barney in 2016; paternal grandmother, Eileen Jackson in 2016. Survivors include his parents, Michael and Suzie Jackson; sister, Kaity Jackson; maternal grandfather, Jerome (Jenny) Barney; paternal grandfather, Gary Jackson; aunts and uncles, Richard (Kristie) Barney, Nancy Barney-Williams, Patti ( Buddy) Baker, Mark (Kim) Jackson, Linda (Matt) Sevin and many loving cousins and good friends.

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Lehigh Woods Carl and Lydia DeSouza, of North Kingstown, Rhode Island, sold 51 Reidsville Drive to Carole Finniss and Gordon McKeough, of Palm Coast, for $163,500. Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,367 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $175,000.

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The top-selling residence is steps from the ocean.

PALM COAST Condos Shawn and Jesse Magee, of Flagler Beach, sold 300 Marina Bay Drive, Unit 205, to Phillip and Trudy Baron, of Longwood, for $314,500. Built in 2000, the condo has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,368 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $201,900.

Mary Rogers, individually and as trustee, and Mary Gillis, of Melbourne Beach, sold 24 Viscaya Drive to Genevieve Winters, of Palm Coast, for $295,000. Built in 1999, the condo has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,837 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $285,000. Belle Terre Almanac Group Inc., of Bunnell, sold 35 Pheasant Drive to

Kevin and Dena Murphy, of Palm Coast, for $177,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,638 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $124,000. Grand Haven Anthony and Tina Fiore, of DeLand, sold 6 Owls Roost Lane W. to Stephen and Bonnie Brennan, of Palm Coast, for $246,500. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,628 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $275,000. Hidden Lakes Milton and Sandra Mosher, of Palm Coast, sold 36 Auberry Drive to Jonathan and Dawn Lord, of Palm Coast, for $315,000. Built in 2015, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,368 square feet. It

Matanzas Woods Dan and Edie Ferrena, of Palm Coast, sold 53 Lema Lane to James and Linda Martyka for $335,000. Built in 2017, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,511 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $90,000. Palm Harbor Norman and Cindy Harris, of Chesapeake, Virginia, sold 6 Cool Water Court to Victoria Johnson-Urdinola, of Palm Coast, for $260,000. Built in 1985, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a boat dock and 1,555 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $245,000.

John Costa, of Palm Coast, sold 75 Fieldstone Lane to Carolyn McCormack, as trustee, for $222,000. Built in 2006, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,138 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $249,400.

Pine Grove Nicholas Gray sold 24 Porpoise Lane to Janet Leitch, of Palm Coast, for $185,000. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,884 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $188,100.

Joseph and Lindsay DiBella, of Palma Coast, sold 19 President Lane to James Duffey, of Palm Coast, for $150,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,371 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $176,000. Pine Lakes Victoria Johnson-Urdinola, of Palm Coast, sold 139 Wynnfield Drive to Peter Kotowski, of Palm Coast, for $150,000. Built in 1990, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,102 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $115,000. Sea Colony William and Virginia Kleva, individually and as trustees, sold 34 Sea Vista Drive to RSSCO Outlets LLC, of Palm Coast, for $400,000. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,933 square feet. It sold in 1992 for $340,000.

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Scott and Todd Vanacore, owners of Vanacore Homes, announced that they have broken ground on several new estate homes in Halifax Plantation. “The real estate forecast for 2018 looks bright, and we are thrilled to continue to grow and increase our options for our customers,” Scott Vanacore said in a release.

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Piazza and Chantell Sandy visited Bunnell, Rymfire and Wadsworth elementary schools during the week of Feb. 5.

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Concord, MA Feb. 9. Mother of Suzanne B. Peoples of Holderness, NH, John Belmont, Cynthia Waite of Littleton, MA and the late Diane B. Beskalo. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Sister of the late John and Warren “Sonny” Payne and Constance O’Neil. Veteran WW II Army Nurse Corps. Visitation was held Wed. Feb. 14th at the Dee Funeral Home, 27 Bedford St., CONCORD, MA followed by a funeral service at the funeral home. Interment St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Concord, MA In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701 www.cancer.org For obituary and online guest book please visit www.deefuneralhome.com

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Studies show that handwashing can prevent 1-in-3 diarrhearelated sicknesses and 1-in-5 respiratory infections, such as a cold or the flu, according to the release. “Handwashing is a win for everyone, except the germs!” Costa said. Sandy, a clinical educator at FHF, said that according to a study, 31% of men and 65% of women washed their hands after using a public restroom. Sandy said for the most effective wash, scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds.

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THE 4TH ANNUAL Arts+Crafts+Antiques Fair Will run March 17 & 18, 2018 at St. James Episcopal Church 38 S. Halifax Dr., Ormond Beach

INDOOR FLEA MARKET Saturday 2/17 9am-2pm. Held by VFW Aux 8696. 47 Old Kings Rd. North.

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OBSERVER Thursday, February 2018 15, 2018 THE PALM COAST8, OBSERVER Thursday, February 15, 2018 Help Wanted CUSTODIAN Help Wanted

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church of Palm Coast seeks CUSTODIAN experienced candidates for F/T position and Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Palm work. Coast seeks to build P/T pool for of temp Keep experienced candidates position and buildings/grounds clean for & F/T furniture set-up. to P/T pool for (click temponwork. Keep See build www.mtcalcarypc.org ‘Resources’ buildings/grounds clean & furniture set-up. and ‘Jobs’) or call 386-447-5719 for additional See www.mtcalcarypc.org information. Open until filled.(click on ‘Resources’ and ‘Jobs’) or call 386-447-5719 for additional information. Open until filled. Homes For Sale

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14 FLAMETREE CT., Waterfront 80x125. The Palm 3BR/2BA/2CG. Coast Observer is roof. looking for a only few Furnished New Qualified experienced newspaper carriers who would like to 14 FLAMETREE CT., Waterfront 80x125. $339,900. Brokers welcome 4%. Owner/Realtor earn $140-$200 each weekNew bagging delivering Furnished 3BR/2BA/2CG. roof. and Qualified only 386-302-0362. 3000-4000 newspapers every 4%. Wednesday night & $339,900. Brokers welcome Owner/Realtor Thursday morning while complying to an address 386-302-0362. specific No-Throw list. Interested qualifyingWALK individuals and teams may CANOPY CONDO! call David at 386-338-5080 for details and availableCANOPY routes in your area. CONDO! WALK

Homes For Rent FURNISHED HOME in Palm Coast. Close to Daytona State College. 3BR/2.5BA, living and dinning rooms, kitchen, familyroom with fireplace, Florida room and fenced garden $1,300/month. Call Mery at 908-930-9108.

Homes For Sale

THE PALM COAST OBSERVER Thursday, January 25, 2018 Homes For For SaleSale Cleaning Lots/Acreage 7 COVINGTON LN., Waterfront, 95x165. Paid Cleaning $227K, asking $125k OBO. Anxious, no Realtors.

First Floor 3BD, 2BA Condo in excellent condition overlooking the water! It includes a First Floor 1-Car 3BD, 2BA Condo in excellent detached Garage. Beautiful New condition theunit. water! It includes a wood overlooking flooring & A/C Community detached 1-Car Garage. w/Fitness Beautiful New amenities include Clubhouse Center & wood flooring & A/C unit. Community Kitchen. Swimming Pool, Sandy Beach for amenities w/Fitness Center & launchinginclude kayaksClubhouse and canoes, Sand Volleyball Kitchen. Beach Court, Swimming Basketball Pool, CourtSandy & Nature Trail.for launching Sand Volleyball Call us kayaks today, itand will canoes, not last at $235,000! Court, Basketball Court & Nature Trail. Call us today, it will not last at $235,000! 386-445-8441

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This Amaral Tile Roof Home shows like a model! Beautiful custom cabinets in Kitchen Lots/Acreage For Sale 7 COVINGTON LN., Waterfront, 95x165. with Granite Counter Tops and New Paid $227K, asking $120k OBO. Anxious, Realtors. Appliances, New A/C and beautifulnoflooring 7 COVINGTON LN., Waterfront, Call 386-302-0362. throughout the living area. 3BD,95x165. 2BA withPaid $227K, no Realtors. Formalasking Living $120k Room,OBO. FamilyAnxious, Room, Dining Area Call 386-302-0362. and Breakfast Bar + Covered Lanai. Call us today, it will not last!

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